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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
Nicely updated custom truck.
“350 Motor W/cam and Headers
Automatic transmission
Rack and pinion steering
12 Bolt rear end
Custom all wood interior
Custom bed, bumper and running boards
Pictures were taken this week, but the date and time are set wrong on the camera.”
UPDATE: Was $15,000. **Status Unknown**
Listed as a 1952, it looks later to me.
“The truck has been in the family over 35 years. No mud or rust. (slight surface rust) runs, needs jumped has bad battery. All original equipment and glass. price is firm.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $4700
Might be worth a look.
“new: Fuel tank and sender, tires w/tubes and liners, regulator, brake wheel and master cylinders and radiator.
Rebuilt: Water pump, starter and generator……..
Runs Great!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500
Look solid.
“This is a classic with great ability to be restored to original condition. It is complete and running as well as driveabile. This will make a great vehicle for car shows or drive to any event to show off.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $18,500
Nice looking truck.
“Complete restoration
1947 Jeep overland truck
All original drive train
very nice truck
please text to schedule a appointment”
This poor truck is on its last legs.
“46 jeep willys for parts… good drive line good rear ends body and frame are junk..no title.. just looking to sell parts off it.. if u need something hit me up..”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/4739419562.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
Looks like a nice truck.
“What I have is a 47 Willy’s Jeep truck, built in Toledo at Willy’s Overland.. It’s a 2wd truck. 1947 was the first year for the truck and the 2wd ended in 50, and they went with all 4wd. units. The drivetrain is all mid 60’s Chevy, sbc v-8, Powerglide(2sp) trans, 10 bolt posi rear end. The frame is original, straight axle, with new king-pins, w/cyl., frt shocks, rear air-shocks, electric fuel pump, electric cooling fan, tires and battery. This truck was originally built in the 70’s and has many “old school” innovations, crank-open sun roof, 8-track AM/FM radio, power antenna, air-shocks, all Stewart Warner gauges, new gray leather bench seat, rear Sleelie wheels w/baby moons, and center dump exhaust manifolds.
This was a frame-off resto, painted frame with new fuel and brake lines. The body is covered in a nice patina nostalgic Lacquer paint, not a spot of rust.! The front end, hood, grille, fenders are all welded together and filled to form a sweet “tilt frt end”. The rear bed is a thick white oak, and the bed rails are rough sawn red oak. The tail-lights are 73 Vega. This is a “one of a kind” unique truck, 1st year build, 2wd., fun smooth driver, get’s a lot of attention at shows. Truck needs very little to be totally done. A must see if sounds interesting ! Asking $9,000 obo. Check the pics, more if requested. Just putting this out there, have another interest in mind. Thanks, John.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,000.
(06/17/2014) Nice looking truck.
“For sale is my 1956 willys overland pickup. The truck was given a restoration in 2004 and started life as a ranch vehicle in Wyoming. I have all sorts of documentation to include research and build with original manufacture Manuel’s and repair Manuel’s.
Original engine was replaced Chevrolet I-6 in the 60’s. Vehicle displays 96,000mi. New chroming was done in 2005, as well as color matched bed liner sprayed inside cab; bed; and fender wells. Fuel tank; mechanical pump; sending unit; and fuel filter were replaced in 2011. During that time I also added an eclectic fuel pump to supplement the mechanical (for priming system). Brake service was completed late 2013. Vehicle runs/drives great, I just do t have the time to use it like it should be and between kids and other toys it’s gone on the back burner and doesn’t deserve to be there. This is a very rare truck and I challenge you to find one with this much care for this price. My loss is your gain.
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Nicely updated truck.
“1962 Willys Jeep Pickup. $ 12,500.00
Completely Refurnished 1998.
350 Fuel Injected Engine 700 R 4 speed Auto Trans.
PS ,PB, PW, Air Conditioning,
15,000 miles approx. since rebuilt.
Nice Truck Runs Great.”
Looks solid.
“1956 Willys utility truck, ’73 Chevy 250 engine, rebuilt T-90 trans with overdrive, new bed new rear fenders, all new glass, driveable.
Please e-mail with questions or if interested. $8000 or best offer.”
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/cto/4731293271.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
Looks like a nice truck.
“1961 Jeep Willy’s Pickup 4×4
Great truck. Starts every time.
Hard to find in such good shape.
Mechanically sound and good body (could use a little work)
Over $14000 in receipts.
Three speed tranny with high/low
4×4
PTO Winch
Buick 231 engine
35 inch super swampers w/ spare
Definitely a head turner.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $850.
No pics, but it has a flatbed lift. Probably a truck.
“6 Cylinder Flat Head Super Hurricane Engine.
Lift Flatbed w/pump.
Extra frame, axles, fenders, doors, grille.
Have no time to restore.”